by Abbie Call — Garfield and other rural counties are using signage to assert their rights to thousands of miles of dirt roads crisscrossing Utah wilderness.
by Abbie Call — Good morning Byway readers. This week the Bryce Canyon Winter Festival wraps up, The Loop opens on Escalante Main Street, and there are 6 public meetings.
The Byway — Bryce Valley High School is getting two new huge capital improvements projects: updated locker rooms, and a new athletic facility.
by Karen Munson — If you only have your company and the fish’s, you are in the best of company on Valentine’s Day. Read on to see why.
by Abbie Call — After the 1A state wrestling tournament February 7-8, Panguitch took its sixth consecutive state title, with a group of boys that love hard work.
by Abbey Blevins — H.B. 233 would prohibit institutions affiliated with abortion from giving school instruction. Planned Parenthood may be targeted specifically.
by Abbie Call — Hello Byway readers! This week region basketball brings teams to Panguitch, Wayne takes comments on its new elementary school, and there are 11 public meetings.
by AJ Martel — Wayne County commissioners passed a resolution to oppose the Antiquities Act of 1906, the same one Bill Clinton used to create GSENM.
by Karen Munson — I wish my friends had practiced the art of civil discourse, being able to ‘deliberate about matters of public concern in a way that seeks to expand knowledge and promote understanding.’
The Byway — Ever wonder, “What are my elected officials doing?” This congressional report shows Southern Utah what Celeste Maloy and Mike Lee are working on.
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